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They used flowers as temple offerings as well as for decoration such as wreaths and garlands
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Created the Cornucopia or horn of plenty. They are known for creating triangular and symmetrical arrangements.
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Used many concepts and customs from the Greek period, but used less graceful designs, and started using flowers for purposes involving fragrance
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Combine Greek and Roman periods and began to incorporate fruit into their garlands.
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Used brighter colors in larger more symmetrical arrangements, created the Christmas wreath.
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Used whatever flowers were available to them and mostly used them for decoration purposes.
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Depth and dimension were important factors for this period, they used more oval shaped mismatched flowers.
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Started with symmetrical designs but transitions to more asymmetrical designs, they mark the beginning of the Hogarth curve.
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Switched to using only one kind of flower apposed to several different kinds of flowers. Wanted to focus on the charm of the individual flower.
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Contrasted texture by using more grass and foliage, placed flowers in very low containers
